Do we have camels in Lusternia? And are they mountable?

There's this really cool camel in the Conan stories I'm reading lately.

I know there's some camels around, don't know if you can get them as beasts though.

We had building-sized mutant camels for the beastmastery event so they ought to be around somewhere.

My kingdom for a camel!!!!

Oh hells yes I would love me some camels.

I thought there was a mutated camel in the Magnagora zoo. >.> Could be wrong though.

There is.

These days, I pretty much assume that most archetypal animals exist in Lusternia somewhere. I did not expect to see dingoes in-game, but sure enough, they're there.

Ah! Here's an interesting factoid: Fossil evidence has shown that camels actually evolved in North America. They migrated to Asia at some point, and their North American progenitors subsequently died out. I can't recall whether or not scientists have developed a theory explaining this extinction, but I suspect it was related to a dramatic change in weather patterns (an ice age, for example).

Dairuchi originally sold camel mounts, though they did not get converted into the beastmastery system. Camels do exist.

Anyone know at what level (if ever) a human bard reaches 16 charisma?

According to http://sites.google.com/site/xieltalnara/human
no.



I think there is some randomness involved though so it might be possible. Also it's weird that a human warrior is as charismatic as a bard.

Why are bards lumped into that? They use massively different stats.

Although, I guess giving a bunch of int to Wiccans and Guardians is kind of useless too.

Ummmm when my proteges enter the realm, is the notification supposed to be in different colours for each?

Should be one colour for entry, one colour for exit. Also pretty sure it's in the Config options.

As to the comment about wounding v. bursts, while it's true that bursts don't have to deal with rebounding/stances/parrying/shields, we do have to worry about only building 1-3 each attack, with 1 and 2 being by far the most common. Assuming you're a mage, rather than a monk, since I'm not sure how those burst vessels are built. It's all apples to oranges, though, so...

Because nobody loves us, everybody hates us, guess we'll go eat worms.

How does one become a mortal design reviewer?

The Charites ask for applicants from time to time. I think you have to be a Trademaster.

Does being a private cartel trademaster count, or just one of the city cartels?

I would imagine private cartels count - Public cartels are a finite source and only accepting those trademasters would narrow the selection significantly.

Are godfavor boosts to skills a certain percentage, or an equivalent amount of lessons?